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Which Lotions Are Gluten Free?

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River* Contributor
River*
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Which lotions are gluten free?

I have heard Burt's Bees are gluten free but, which ones from them are gluten-free? They didn't write me back when I emailed them so does anyone have a list?

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glutenfreejenny Apprentice
glutenfreejenny
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you can go here Open Original Shared Link and there's a link to download a list of gluten free products burt bees has.

wheatlessAK Rookie
wheatlessAK
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Desert Essence has several lotions and body care products that are labeled Wheat & Gluten free.

ChemistMama Contributor
ChemistMama
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No cetaphil lotions are gluten-free, only their gentle face cleanser.

All Vaseline products are gluten-free except for those in the yellow containers (they contain oat protein).

Most neutrogena lotions are gluten-free. Take your cell phone to the store and call them, they will confirm that the product you're looking at is gluten-free or not.

All above verified by email.

Puddy Explorer
Puddy
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Dove and Suave brand will clearly label if any of their lotions contain gluten ingredients. Hope this helps!

Nadia2009 Enthusiast
Nadia2009
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Do we have to avoid gluten on the skin too? I thought it was about food only :o:(

ChemistMama Contributor
ChemistMama
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Do we have to avoid gluten on the skin too? I thought it was about food only :o:(

Well, of you put lotion on your hands, then eat something, you are 'eating' some of the lotion. Those people with dermatitis herpetiformis (DH, the 'skin celiac') are usually a little more cautious about topical gluten, but most celiacs are just fine. For me, if I use makeup with gluten and I exercise, if I accidentally get sweat in my mouth I'm glutening myself!! Lipstick is also a hidden source of gluten, lots of 'em contain wheat germ oil. There is a lot of discussion on these boards as to whether or not gluten can be absorbed through the skin. For me, it's just one more thing that may gluten me, so why risk it?

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Debi D. Newbie
Debi D.
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I recently bought Desert Essence Organics Coconut Hand and Body Lotion at a local grocery store. It seems to work well and I love the smell. There are a lot of interesting products on their web site.

From their web site:

GLUTEN/WHEAT ALLERGIES:

All of the Desert Essence Organics products are Wheat and Gluten Free. The products are made on a line that is kept Gluten Free.

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